And is it worth dropping a year for Clat 2020? I got 112 marks in Clat 2019. Is dropping a good option?
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Honestly no . Take a good Pvt college like Christ or Bangalore unless you want that NLS tag really badly . Private law colleges are catching up at a fast pace and if you're rich go for Jindal .
P.S : life's too short and this is just a small phase . Don't waste an entire year of your life for an exam
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I would personally say it is a 50-50 risk you may or may not get into a national law university in 2020. Or you can apply for some other college and not waste a year. It's gambling in true nature. I am bit bias and I really don't find it useful to take a year off, a year is really important what if you want to prepare for a some competitive exam than you might regret taking a year off now. So it's better to apply in some other college this is a personal prejudice opinion.
I hope this helps you and if you have any more questions please drop a comment below.
Best of luck.
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